Dementia is five-fold more prevalent among Aboriginal than non-Aboriginal Australians. Despite this, the quality of care available to people living with dementia in remote Aboriginal communities is poor. The objective of this study was to determine ways to overcome factors affecting the successful delivery of services to Aboriginal people with dementia living in remote communities, and to their families and communities.
‘Gotta Be Sit Down and Worked Out Together’: Views of Aboriginal Caregivers and Service Providers on Ways to Improve Dementia Care for Aboriginal Australians
- Publication type
- Author(s)
- Smith K, Flicker L, Shadforth G, Carroll E, Ralph N, Atkinson D, Lindeman M, Schaper F, Lautenschlager NT, and LoGiudice D.
- Published
- 2011
- Topic(s)
- Book/Journal
- Rural and Remote Health
- Volume and Page Info
- 11, p1650
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- View this resource
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